• Rumer Willis, 37, has accused ex Derek Richard Thomas, 31, of “incessant domestic violence in the form of coercive control” during their relationship, which lasted from early 2022 until August 2024, in bombshell court documents filed amid their custody battle over daughter Louetta, 3
• Demi Moore filed a separate declaration in January calling Thomas “aggressive” and stating he “appears to want to dictate and control” Rumer — including allegedly trying to cut off family support
• Willis is seeking primary custody of Louetta and requesting court-ordered drug testing for Thomas; among her specific requests, she asks that he not be allowed to bathe naked with their daughter, calling it “highly inappropriate”
• Thomas denies the abuse allegations and disputes Willis’ request for primary custody; he originally filed for custody and visitation in July 2025

Rumer Willis has filed explosive court documents in her ongoing custody battle with ex Derek Richard Thomas, accusing him of “incessant domestic violence in the form of coercive control” during the two-plus years they were together. The filings, obtained by multiple outlets, detail what Willis describes as a pattern of emotional abuse and controlling behavior that she says left her and their 3-year-old daughter Louetta in a difficult situation, per Page Six.

Willis, the 37-year-old daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, and Thomas, a musician, dated from 2022 until their split in August 2024. Thomas quietly filed for custody and visitation in July 2025. Since then, the legal battle has escalated sharply. Willis is seeking primary custody and has requested court-ordered drug testing for Thomas. She has also asked a court to prohibit Thomas from bathing naked with Louetta, telling the court: “I feel it is highly inappropriate for him to bathe with Louetta naked at her age,” per People.

Thomas has denied the allegations and is contesting the custody arrangement Willis is seeking.

Demi Moore’s Declaration

Demi Moore filed her own declaration with the court in January, describing interactions she had witnessed with Thomas. In it, she said he “appears to want to dictate and control” Rumer, and described his behavior as “aggressive” — including what Moore characterized as an attempt to cut the family off from her daughter. Per TMZ, Moore’s filing puts her formally on record in a legal dispute that has drawn significant public attention given the family profile. Bruce Willis, Rumer’s father, has been publicly dealing with frontotemporal dementia since 2023 and has not been a factor in the proceedings, per Us Magazine.

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• Suki Waterhouse, 34, confirmed in a new Variety interview published May 28 that she will attend Taylor Swift’s upcoming wedding to Travis Kelce — “I’m gonna go to Taylor’s wedding,” she said, adding, “It will be amazing”
• Waterhouse is a longtime friend of Swift’s and is engaged to Robert Pattinson; she told Variety she may “get some inspiration” from Swift’s wedding for her own upcoming nuptials
• The interview also revealed a Met Gala moment: per The Cut, Waterhouse spent part of the evening catching up with tennis player Connor Storrie, making for what one outlet called a “real-life Heated Rivalry fantasy”

Suki Waterhouse has a save-the-date on her calendar. The singer and actress, 34, revealed in a new Variety interview published Thursday that she’ll be in attendance when Taylor Swift marries Travis Kelce — and that she’s approaching the event with more than friendly interest.

“I’m gonna go to Taylor’s wedding,” Waterhouse told Us Magazine, adding that “it will be amazing.” She noted that she and fiancé Robert Pattinson are in their own pre-wedding chapter, and suggested the Swift-Kelce ceremony might offer some real-time research: she may “get some inspiration” for her own nuptials, she said.

Waterhouse and Pattinson, who went public in 2018 and welcomed a daughter in 2024, got engaged earlier this year. Their wedding timeline hasn’t been made public, but it sounds like she’ll have some fresh material to work with once the Swift-Kelce event wraps.

The Met Gala Side Story

The Variety interview covered more than wedding plans. Per The Cut, Waterhouse also mentioned spending part of the Met Gala catching up with British tennis player Connor Storrie — a detail The Cut framed, with some glee, as a “real-life Heated Rivalry fantasy” for anyone who’s ever imagined that particular crossover. Waterhouse, who has described life with Pattinson as something out of Twilight fanfic, appears to be collecting experiences accordingly.

Swift and Kelce’s wedding plans have been in circulation for months but remain largely unconfirmed in detail. Waterhouse’s comments, per E! Online, are among the more concrete pieces of intel to surface — at least as far as the guest list goes.

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• Tristan Thompson appeared on Khloé Kardashian’s Khloé in Wonder Land podcast on May 28 and revealed he got a vasectomy after Kardashian issued him an “ultimatum” — he admitted he was initially “stubborn” and “hardheaded” about it but has since concluded: “Sometimes you have to get forced into the right decision”
• Thompson has signed over the couple’s two frozen embryos to Kardashian, who confirmed: “You signed them over to me anyway, so I legally own them” — Thompson added he wants “no more kids” unless they come from Khloé’s embryos
• Kardashian revealed they also saved Thompson’s sperm in case he marries someone in the future who wants children: “What if you get married and your wife doesn’t have kids, and you wanna do that?” Thompson’s response: “I’m not laying down on that table again”
• Thompson co-parents daughter True, 8, and son Tatum, 3, with Kardashian, and also has son Prince, 9, with Jordan Craig and son Theo, 4, with Maralee Nichols — the last of whom came to light during the 2021 paternity scandal that ended the couple’s final reconciliation
• Kardashian also addressed her own post-split state: “I sleep at night. That’s it… I don’t need to be good for another adult. I’m good for my children”

Tristan Thompson has had a vasectomy — and he’s crediting, or perhaps blaming, Khloé Kardashian for it. The former NBA player appeared on his ex’s Khloé in Wonder Land podcast Thursday, where the two covered the kind of ground that most exes only discuss in therapy, if ever.

When Kardashian asked whether he sees more kids in his future, Thompson gave her an answer that doubled as a confession. “I think I signed off for two embryos,” he said. “So, I mean, if I do have more kids, it’d be coming from you. I already have enough baby moms. Don’t want no more.”

Kardashian didn’t let the opening pass. “And who helped you fix that decision? That was me. Tristan may have had a little ultimatum from me,” per Elite Daily. Thompson acknowledged he’d been resistant at first — “I’ve been a little hardheaded at times” — but has landed somewhere more philosophical: “Sometimes you have to get forced into the right decision.”

The Embryos, the Sperm, and the Fine Print

The conversation went further into the logistics than most podcast appearances tend to. Thompson confirmed he has signed over the couple’s two frozen embryos to Kardashian, making her their legal owner. “No more kids, unless it’s coming from Khloé’s embryos,” he said, and Kardashian confirmed the arrangement: “You signed them over to me anyway, so I legally own them.”

But Kardashian had also planned ahead for him. “We saved sperm,” she said, per Page Six, “because I said, ‘What if you get married and your wife doesn’t have kids, and you wanna do that? So we did that. Because you could also reverse it.'” Thompson’s position on that last option was emphatic: “No. I’m not laying down on that table again.”

He did offer some reassurance about the experience — the procedure was quick, around 15 minutes, and he was watching the 2021 NBA Finals with Kardashian just a few days later. “My buddy,” he said, offering a fist bump.

Thompson has four children: son Prince, 9, with Jordan Craig; daughter True, 8, and son Tatum, 3, with Kardashian; and son Theo, 4, with Maralee Nichols — whose paternity suit, filed in 2021 while Thompson and Kardashian were back together, ended their relationship for good. Kardashian was already expecting Tatum via surrogate when the story broke.

As for where Kardashian is now — she seemed at peace with it. “My face is never puffy,” she said on a previous episode of the podcast. “I sleep at night. That’s it… I don’t need to be good for another adult. I’m good for my children.”

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• Spencer Pratt told Us Weekly that Leonardo DiCaprio and Jamie Foxx privately said to him, “Please, Mr. Mayor, we want these streets safe again” — adding, “If their reps try to deny this happened, I have multiple witnesses. It was an out-of-body experience”
• Sources close to DiCaprio told Fox News Digital and The Independent that DiCaprio has not publicly or privately endorsed any candidate in the LA mayoral race; Foxx’s representative did not respond to requests for comment
• Pratt, 42, is running as an independent in the June 2 Los Angeles mayoral primary against incumbent Mayor Karen Bass and councilmember Nithya Raman; polls show Bass leading but Pratt making gains
• Publicly confirmed supporters include Paris Hilton, Kristin Cavallari, Brody Jenner, Audrina Patridge, Katharine McPhee, David Foster, Dennis Quaid, Jenny McCarthy, and Justine Bateman; Lakers owner Jeanie Buss made a financial contribution to the campaign
• On the other side of the Hollywood divide: Samuel L. Jackson endorsed Bass for reelection, calling her “someone who understands government”

Spencer Pratt has spent months collecting celebrity supporters for his Los Angeles mayoral run. This week, he added two of the biggest names yet — except neither of them appears to know they were added.

In an interview with Us Weekly, Pratt claimed that both Leonardo DiCaprio and Jamie Foxx had privately expressed support for his campaign. “Usually I don’t name-drop, but I had two of my favorite people ever support me,” he said. “Leonardo DiCaprio and Jamie Foxx both said, ‘Please, Mr. Mayor, we want these streets safe again.’ If their reps try to deny this happened, I have multiple witnesses. It was an out-of-body experience.”

They denied it almost immediately. Fox News Digital reported that DiCaprio has not publicly or privately endorsed any candidate in the race. The Independent reached the same conclusion independently. A representative for Foxx did not respond to requests for comment.

Pratt has not backed down. He has previously told Fox News Digital that he knows A-listers support him but that they won’t say so publicly out of career fear. “I know actual A-list stars support what I do, because I’ve been at restaurants, and they sit down at the table, and they quiz me about everything that I know for 20 minutes and thank me,” he said. “But these people know if they do that publicly, they risk losing their careers that some of them have been working for 30 years to have.”

Who’s Actually in His Corner

The confirmed public support for Pratt reads more like a Hills reunion guest list than a traditional political coalition. Paris Hilton posted “Spencer for Mayor” with a raised-hands emoji. Kristin Cavallari called his run “f—ing genius” on her podcast. Former co-stars Brody Jenner and Audrina Patridge have also voiced support, as have Katharine McPhee, David Foster, Jenny McCarthy, Justine Bateman, and actor Dennis Quaid. Lakers owner Jeanie Buss made a financial contribution to the campaign. TV producers Craig Plestis (The Masked Singer) and Jeff Jenkins (The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives) are also on board.

When Fox News asked Quaid why he was backing Pratt, he kept it brief: “Why? What are you talking about, why? Just look around, man.”

The opposition has its own Hollywood roster. Samuel L. Jackson recorded a video endorsement for incumbent Mayor Karen Bass. “These are the times we need someone who understands government, who also understands the needs of the people,” Jackson said. “Someone who will go on the streets and gather the people together. Not someone who will divide them. Karen Bass is that person.”

The Campaign, With Three Days to Go

Pratt announced his candidacy in January at a “They Let Us Burn” rally at Palisades Village — a year after the 2025 California wildfires destroyed his Pacific Palisades home. He and wife Heidi Montag now live in an Airstream trailer parked on their former property. He is running as an independent despite being a registered Republican. “I’m not either party,” he told The Independent via Yahoo News. “I’m a centrist; my party is common sense.”

With the June 2 primary three days out, polls show Bass leading, followed by councilmember Nithya Raman and Pratt in third. If no candidate clears 50 percent, the top two finishers advance to a November runoff. Pratt’s campaign has focused relentlessly on homelessness, public safety, and criticism of Bass’s wildfire response — and on turning every Hollywood jab into a campaign moment. When actress Lisa Rinna dismissed him at the American Music Awards, Pratt responded online by pivoting to Karen Bass’s early political history. When his former Hills co-star Lauren Conrad sidestepped whether she’d vote for him — noting she’s no longer an LA resident — Pratt turned that into a line too: “If I’m not gonna get elected mayor because I never apologized to LC, I’ll take that.”

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• Royal author Christopher Andersen, whose new book is titled Kate!, claims the Princess of Wales was the last holdout pushing for peace between Prince William and Prince Harry — and stuck with it longer than anyone expected
• The breaking point, per Andersen: Harry’s May 2025 BBC interview, in which he said he’d like to reconcile "because we just don’t know how long [my father] has to live" — a comment that Andersen says felt deeply hurtful to King Charles and Kate, both of whom were dealing with cancer diagnoses at the time
• "That kind of statement can be very hurtful to somebody who doesn’t really want to consider their own mortality and is battling cancer," Andersen told Fox News Digital
• Prior to that interview, Kate had persisted through Harry’s memoir Spare (2023), its physical altercation claims, and years of public criticism — Andersen says "she would not give up" until the BBC moment
• William and Kate recently marked their 15th wedding anniversary, a milestone that has brought fresh retrospectives on their relationship — including William’s whispered words at the altar: "You look lovely. You look beautiful"

For years, Kate Middleton was described as the quieter voice pushing for peace in the rift between Prince William and Prince Harry. She held that position through a lot — through Spare, through the physical altercation claims, through the Netflix series, through the transatlantic back-and-forth that defined the brothers’ estrangement. But there was a last straw. Royal author Christopher Andersen says he knows what it was.

Andersen, whose new book Kate! examines the Princess of Wales’ rise as one of the most influential figures in the House of Windsor, told Fox News Digital that Kate’s patience finally broke after Harry’s May 2025 interview with the BBC.

In that interview, Harry said he would "love reconciliation" with his family, adding: "There’s no point continuing to fight any more, life is precious. I would love reconciliation. I do not know how much longer my father has." The comment was framed as an olive branch. Andersen says it landed as something closer to a wound.

"The final straw came really shortly after the king was diagnosed with cancer, when Harry essentially said, ‘I’d like to mend fences because we just don’t know how long my father has to live,’" Andersen told Fox News Digital. "Well, that kind of statement can be very hurtful to somebody who doesn’t really want to consider their own mortality and is battling cancer."

King Charles had been diagnosed with cancer in early 2024. Kate had her own cancer diagnosis that same year. "It was hurtful to both of them," Andersen said. "To both King Charles and Kate, who were battling cancer and thinking about their own mortality."

How Long She Kept Trying

What makes the claim notable is the timeline Andersen lays out. He says Kate persisted well past the point where most observers assumed any hope of reconciliation was dead. "She would not give up," Andersen told SheKnows. "Even after Harry threw William under the bus in his memoir Spare, she was willing to keep trying. And the final break came."

Spare, published in January 2023, included Harry’s account of a physical confrontation with William in 2019 in which Harry claimed he was knocked to the ground. It also contained pointed criticism of Kate’s role in the family’s tensions. That wasn’t enough to make Kate walk away, per Andersen. The BBC interview was.

A Marriage Now in Its 15th Year

The coverage comes as William and Kate mark their 15th wedding anniversary — a milestone that has prompted a wave of retrospectives on the couple. One widely circulated detail from the April 29, 2011 ceremony at Westminster Abbey: cameras caught William’s whispered reaction as Kate walked down the aisle. "You look lovely," he said. Then: "You look beautiful." Before the ceremony, he also greeted Kate’s father Michael Middleton with a quip — "We’re supposed to have just a small family affair" — as 1,900 guests looked on.

The couple’s earlier history has also resurfaced. William and Kate briefly split for two months during their university years in 2007. When Kate was spotted at a book launch shortly after the breakup and asked how she was doing, she offered a single word: "Fine." When pressed, she added: "Really, it’s fine." Then moved on.

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• Jimmy Kimmel, 58, devoted his Wednesday monologue on Jimmy Kimmel Live! to roasting Spencer Pratt’s bid for Los Angeles mayor ahead of the June 2 primary
• Kimmel called Pratt "another narcissist looking for attention" and compared his political rise directly to Donald Trump’s 2015 presidential run: "It’s exactly what Donald Trump did"
• A new detail from Kimmel’s monologue: Pratt has been staying at the Hotel Bel-Air at $1,500 a night while running a campaign video claiming he lives in a trailer on his burned-out Pacific Palisades lot
• Pratt lost his home in the 2025 California wildfires and entered the race against incumbent Mayor Karen Bass; polls show him at 22% support
• Pratt responded on X after the monologue aired: "When people criticize me for not having experience, I’m a lifelong Angeleno who’s seen my home city waste away under poor leadership. THAT is my experience."

Jimmy Kimmel looked out at Los Angeles on Wednesday night and saw something he wanted to talk about for a long time.

The late-night host devoted a large chunk of his opening monologue on Jimmy Kimmel Live! to Spencer Pratt’s campaign for L.A. mayor — and didn’t hold back. Pratt, 42, entered the race against incumbent Mayor Karen Bass in the aftermath of the 2025 California wildfires, after he and wife Heidi Montag lost their Pacific Palisades home in the disaster. With the June 2 primary now less than a week away, Kimmel clearly felt the moment required comment.

“This city, let’s be honest, this city is a mess,” Kimmel told his audience. “That is something that became especially obvious during the fires. But the people running the city — when you say ‘This city is a mess,’ they go, ‘No, actually it isn’t and we’re doing a lot.’ And then we look around and say, ‘I’m not seeing it.'”

From there, Kimmel walked through exactly how he thinks Pratt got here. A reality star loses his house. People start agreeing with him for the first time. He enjoys the attention. He starts to think maybe he should be mayor.

“Since he’s a moderately famous person, he gets attention. He’s on the news. He’s on social media. For the first time in his life, people are agreeing with what he has to say,” per Us Weekly. “He’s angry about the same problems a lot of people here are angry about. Does he have solutions to those problems? No. But at least he’s acknowledging that they are problems.”

Polls currently put Pratt at 22% support. Kimmel noted that those same supporters have been giving him campaign money — some of which Pratt immediately spent on a $1,500-a-night room at the Hotel Bel-Air. That, while Pratt runs campaign videos claiming he lives in a trailer on his burned-out lot. “Which he is not,” Kimmel said flatly.

The Trump Comparison

The Trump parallel was the centerpiece of Kimmel’s argument. “You think this guy wants to sit through city council meetings all day talking about zoning? No, he wants to be a star again. And guess what? It’s working. He’s everywhere. People show up to see him speak. He’s doing interviews. He’s making deals for a new reality show. It’s exactly what Donald Trump did,” per Rolling Stone.

Kimmel’s read on Trump’s 2015 campaign: “Donald Trump ran for president because his TV show was going to get canceled and he wanted to be relevant again. Now, the difference between Donald Trump and this guy is Donald Trump actually had a job before he was on a reality show. He wasn’t good at the job. He got all the money for it from his dad. The only thing he was good at was promoting himself, and it turned out that was enough. And as a result, we are now going to have to spend the next three decades digging out of this giant hole he put us in. But this hole now has given birth to Spencer Pratt, who is running for mayor. Another narcissist looking for attention.”

Kimmel also brought up Pratt and Montag’s well-documented history of spending — the couple previously admitted to blowing through $10 million on extravagant purchases, including a crystal collection Pratt estimated at $1 million. Pratt’s current side business: selling healing crystals on a site called prattdaddy.com. “That alone should be disqualifying,” Kimmel said.

“The mayor of L.A. is in charge of a $14 billion annual budget. Spencer Pratt is not the person who should be in charge of [it],” he added. “That’s the guy 22% of you want to be mayor of Los Angeles when the Olympics come to town. You gotta be kidding me with this?”

Pratt pushed back on X shortly after the episode aired: “When people criticize me for not having experience, I’m a lifelong Angeleno who’s seen my home city waste away under poor leadership. THAT is my experience. Just like you. Vote for LA. Vote today.”

Kimmel closed by telling viewers that even if they don’t want to vote for Bass, “you better find somebody else to vote for and preferably someone who isn’t wasting our time and money to get himself back on television.”

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• Adam Carolla received his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Wednesday — his 62nd birthday — with Jimmy Kimmel and Dr. Drew Pinsky as presenters
• Kimmel got visibly emotional and called Carolla his “life partner,” adding: “If that sounds gay to you, it was and it is”
• The two met in 1994 when Carolla, then a boxing instructor, called into KROQ’s Kevin and Bean show — Kimmel put him on air immediately
• They co-created and starred in Comedy Central’s The Man Show (1999–2003) and Crank Yankers, and co-hosted Loveline with Dr. Drew
• Carolla used his speech to take shots at Chelsea Handler and tease Kimmel — the two have diverged politically but have clearly kept their friendship intact

Adam Carolla got his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Wednesday — his 62nd birthday — and Jimmy Kimmel showed up and cried.

Kimmel, who was one of two presenters alongside Dr. Drew Pinsky, delivered a speech that went places. He called Carolla his “life partner” from the podium at the ceremony, then addressed the obvious reaction head-on: “If that sounds gay to you, it was and it is.” The crowd laughed. Kimmel also teared up, visibly emotional while talking about how proud he was of his longtime collaborator.

The two go back to 1994. Kimmel was working on Kevin and Bean, the morning show on Los Angeles radio station KROQ, when Carolla — then making his living as a boxing instructor and construction worker — called in. He’d been brought on to train Kimmel for a boxing match. The first time Carolla was put on air, Kimmel said, the reaction was immediate. Carolla never really left after that.

What followed was one of the more unlikely run of collaborations in early-2000s comedy. Carolla and Kimmel, with partner Daniel Kellison, co-created and starred in Comedy Central’s The Man Show, which ran from 1999 to 2003 and became a cult touchstone of a particular era of guy humor. They also co-created Crank Yankers, the puppet-based prank call show. Carolla had already been co-hosting Loveline on radio and MTV with Dr. Drew Pinsky — which is why Pinsky was also on stage Wednesday.

Carolla, 62, has spent the years since building what became one of the most-downloaded podcasts in the country. He arrived at the Walk of Fame as a genuine media institution — starting from a background as a Southern California construction worker and KROQ fixture known as “Mr. Birchum,” a gruff shop teacher character he played on air.

His own speech had a different energy than Kimmel’s. Carolla reportedly took shots at Chelsea Handler during his remarks and got in some gentle digs at Kimmel — the two have grown politically apart over the years, something TMZ noted, with Carolla having distanced himself from the progressive positions Kimmel has become associated with. But none of that was what the day was about, and neither of them made it so. Kimmel showed up, gave the speech, and cried. That was the story.

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• Tina Fey appeared on the New Heights podcast Wednesday and addressed the viral Timothée Chalamet “manspreading” moment from Knicks Game 5 against the Atlanta Hawks in April
• Fey said Chalamet was “nothing but lovely, super friendly” and that she didn’t even see the memes until the next day
• She joked: “for every amount that he’s sitting like this and manspreading, I’m doing the same” — making clear she has “no beef” with him
• Chalamet, 30, attended the game with girlfriend Kylie Jenner, 28; Fey, Ben Stiller, and Christine Taylor were also in the celebrity section
• At Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals in Cleveland, the Cavaliers preemptively moved Chalamet and Jenner to the second row behind a barrier of home fans

Tina Fey has seen the memes. She is fine with them. And she wants everyone to know that Timothée Chalamet was perfectly nice.

On Wednesday’s episode of Travis and Jason Kelce’s New Heights podcast, the Saturday Night Live alum addressed the moment that consumed NBA social media for a week last month: a clip of Chalamet appearing to spread into Fey’s seat during the New York Knicks’ Game 5 against the Atlanta Hawks in April.

“I got [sent] so many memes,” Fey said, sounding amused rather than annoyed. “I should start by saying that Timothée Chalamet was nothing but lovely, super friendly, and it wasn’t until the next day that I saw all of these manspreading things.”

She was quick to add some self-awareness. “You gotta remember,” she continued, “for every amount that he’s sitting like this and manspreading, I’m doing the same.” The crowd laughed. The case was closed.

Chalamet attended the game with girlfriend Kylie Jenner. Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor were also in the celebrity section that night, which meant the courtside cameras had a lot of material to work with. What the cameras caught — Chalamet’s posture relative to Fey’s space — was enough to turn into a full news cycle, which is the particular madness of NBA playoffs celebrity content.

The Cleveland Chapter

By the time the Knicks made it to Cleveland for Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals, the Cavaliers organization had clearly been paying attention. They preemptively moved Chalamet and Jenner to the second row, placing a barrier of Cavs fans between the celebrity couple and the courtside seats. Rapper Fat Joe — a Knicks fan — was also in attendance and found himself similarly repositioned away from the action.

Whether the Cavs were trying to protect their home crowd’s energy from the distraction of Chalamet’s presence, or simply preventing a repeat of the Madison Square Garden circus, the move made its own headlines. The Knicks, for their part, tend to treat their famous fans as a feature rather than a bug.

Fey’s appearance on New Heights was the official end to the story — she got the memes, she laughed at them, and she confirmed there’s no bad blood. Chalamet, who has been at basically every significant Knicks game this postseason with Jenner courtside, probably appreciates the clean exit.

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• Keke Palmer introduced Hot Ones host Sean Evans as her “potential future suitor” on her podcast Baby, This Is Keke Palmer — and the chemistry did the rest
• Evans confessed his celebrity crush growing up was TLC rapper Left Eye; Palmer reminded him she played Chili in CrazySexyCool: The TLC Story — “Close enough,” he said
• Keke’s mom Sharon Palmer told Evans on air that watching him with her daughter was a “great moment” — which fans took as maternal approval
• The internet has been shipping the two since Keke’s first Hot Ones appearance nine years ago; this podcast episode sent the speculation into overdrive
• Evans is 40; Palmer is 32 and has been single since her public split from Darius Jackson

Keke Palmer did not bury the lead. On Tuesday’s episode of her podcast Baby, This Is Keke Palmer, she introduced her guest — Hot Ones host Sean Evans — as her “potential future suitor.” Then she let the conversation do the rest.

The two have history, at least in the eyes of their respective fanbases. Keke first appeared on Hot Ones nine years ago, and fans have been quietly rooting for something ever since. The podcast episode this week gave those fans a lot to work with.

Evans, 40, was asked about his celebrity crush growing up and answered: Left Eye, the late TLC rapper. Palmer’s response was immediate. “I played Chili in the CrazySexyCool: The TLC Story movie,” she said. “Close enough.” Evans agreed — “Absolutely close enough” — and if you wanted to clip a single exchange to explain why the internet lost its mind over this episode, that’s the one.

Then Keke’s mom showed up.

Sharon Palmer joined the episode and told Evans that watching him with her daughter was a “great moment” — which, coming from the mother, reads as pretty unambiguous enthusiasm. The internet did not miss it. Within hours of the episode dropping, social media was already writing the wedding invitations, as TheGrio put it, and swapping Palmer’s last name for Evans.

The chemistry between the two has never been in question. What fans have been waiting on is any indication that it’s more than good television. The podcast gave them the mom’s blessing, the TLC connection, and the “future suitor” framing — all in one episode. Whether any of that amounts to something real is a different conversation. But neither of them did much to shut it down.

Keke has been publicly single since her split from Darius Jackson, the father of her son Leodis, following a difficult and very public separation. Evans keeps a notably low profile for someone with his platform. The pairing would make a certain kind of sense — two people in their thirties, media-savvy, with a running flirtation that predates the current moment by nearly a decade.

For now, the episode is out, the clips are everywhere, and the fans have officially appointed themselves as the couple’s PR team. Keke called him a potential future suitor. He said TLC was close enough. Her mom approved. The rest, as they say, remains to be seen.

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• Rosie O’Donnell, 64, revealed she underwent a lower deep-plane facelift in January 2026
• She shared the news in a poem titled “Decisions” posted to her Substack on May 25
• O’Donnell had previously called facelifts a “betrayal of feminism” and said she was “morally” against them
• She described feeling “shameful” about the procedure and acknowledged the cost and privilege involved
• Her explanation: “I wanted to still be me”

Rosie O’Donnell was, by her own account, the last person who was ever going to get a facelift.

“I used to feel very strongly about facelifts,” the 64-year-old wrote in a poem titled “Decisions,” posted to her Substack on Monday. “Not casually — morally. I had assigned myself as head of all women who would never — ever.”

And then, in January, she got one.

The procedure — a lower deep-plane facelift — came after O’Donnell lost 50 pounds and, by her own description, felt like she no longer looked like herself. “I wanted to still be me,” she told NBC News in explaining her thinking. The surgery cost more than she’d ever spent on anything like it, and she called the whole thing both a privilege and a source of “shame.”

The Poem

The essay-poem format is very Rosie — raw, funny, self-implicating. She didn’t try to spin the decision into something tidy. She called the facelift a “betrayal” of the position she’d held for years, acknowledged the contradiction fully, and published it on Substack anyway. It’s the kind of honesty that tends to land well, and predictably, it did.

O’Donnell joins a growing list of celebrities who’ve been candid about cosmetic work — Kris Jenner has been vocal about her own deep-plane facelift, and the procedure has had something of a cultural moment. But what makes Rosie’s version different is the two decades of on-the-record opposition she had to reckon with first.

The Bottom Line

She said she wanted to still look like herself. She said it came with guilt. She said it cost a lot. Then she posted the poem for everyone to read. If nothing else, it’s a more honest accounting of the decision than most people give.

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